Sub-frame bushing stuck on stud??

[noname7198]

I recently removed the rear subframe from my 89 coupe. The subframe was stuck. It turned out that the front left bushing had siezed onto the stud. I cut the bushing out on the car and was able to drop the subframe. (I'm installing metal bushings). Now my question is, how do I get the rest of the bushing off the stud without breaking or damaging the stud. Here is a pic:
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/noname7198/bushing.jpg

I've tried heating hit. I can't quite get any vice grips on it to try and break it loose. I have a sawsall, but I'm afraid of cutting the stud. What would you do?

[projectRDM]

Throw some PB on it first to let it soak. Bang it with a hammer to loosen it, then use a large prybar and pry downward. If that doesn't get it, cutting it will work as long as you use a short blade and go slow, to keep from hitting the bottom of the car.

[zoototheyork]

hack saw, pocket knife, cut off wheel

[Chrischeezer]

YES! dont u love that, been there done that. its not fun at all..

get a cut off wheel with some small discs, take ur time.. slice it down the middle and pry it off, DONT cut into the stud... lol

[scooz14]

heat it up with a torch, be careful of anything plastic, and then pry with a pry bar. i ran into this same issue, and that worked for me.

[gotta240]

Do all the above but be SUPER CAREFUL not to break that stud off!!! Although its a pretty tough part of the car, replacing it can be a real mo fo.

[noname7198]

I know. I had to replace one on a z32. It was a BITCH. I've tried heat, and PB blaster. I'm going to keep trying that and I guess I'll start carefully cutting it after cleaning the rest of the rubber off.

[bizzyj83]

PB blaster, like every else said.

IF it doesnt work, get the fire out.
You break that stud, you're going to hate your life.